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Information Detail
Starting Weight
lbs
Current Weight
lbs
Goal Weight
lbs
Your Height
x
Starting BMI
Current BMI
Goal BMI
Body Mass Index (BMI)
BMI or Body Mass Index is a measure of body fat based on height and weight that applies to both men and women.

Under 18.5 Underweight
18.5 - 25 Healthy Weight
25 - 30 Overweight
30 - 40 Obese
Over 40 Severely obese

Your current BMI is in the range.
Starting BMR
Current BMR
Goal BMR
Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)
BMR or Basal Metabolic Rate is a measure of the number of calories your body would burn in a day without any activity, for example if you stayed in bed all day.

BMR is calculated differently for men and women based on weight, height, and age.

Your current age is
Starting ADBR
kCal/day
Current ADBR
kCal/day
Goal ADBR
kCal/day
Average Daily Burn Rate (ADBR)
ADBR or Average Daily Burn Rate is a measure of how many calories your body burns daily. This is based on your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) and your daily activity level.

Your current BMR is
Your goal BMR is

Your activity level:
Starting Weight
lbs
Current Weight
lbs
Goal Weight
lbs
Your Weight
When you signed up for FitLab you weighed lbs.
You currently weigh lbs.
Your goal is to weigh lbs.

You have lbs.

You have lbs to to reach your goal.
Min Protein
g
Average Protein
g
Max Protein
g
Daily Protein Intake
Based on your Average Daily Burn Rate (ADBR) given your current weight and activity level, you should take in an average of grams of protein per day.

Min Carbs
g
Average Carbs
g
Max Carbs
g
Daily Carbohydrate Intake
Based on your Average Daily Burn Rate (ADBR) given your current weight and activity level, you should take in an average of grams of carbohydrates per day.

If you are less active or trying to lose weight,
consume as few as grams of carbs in a day.
Min Fat
g
Average Fat
g
Max Fat
g
Daily Fat Intake
Based on your Average Daily Burn Rate (ADBR) given your current weight and activity level, you should take in an average of grams of fat per day.

If you are less active or trying to lose weight,
consume grams of fat or less per a day.
Your BMI
Your BMR
Your ADBR
lbs
Goal Weight
g
Daily Protein
g
Daily Carbs
g
Daily Fat


Weight Management
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Reps Per Week
Time Spent Working Out
Average Calaries Burned